It's quite a common issue with Evos and Mitsubishi in general. Evos because of the high torque output and Mitsu because they have this stupid habit of under-specifying their synchronisers.
They changed to a double-cone synchro from the VIII onwards for 1st and 2nd but the issue still persists. The only way to really avoid this is by granny shifting and rev matching your gearchanges. If you're in the habit of speed- and/or power-shifting, the synchros and gears WILL go, along with the differentials. Short-shifters, if you have one installed, also contribute to the problem.